Thanks. I haven't made the mistake of buying any equipment. Although it is tempting. Lots on the different marketplaces. Looking forward to seeing you and getting the training next week. 🎉
Thank you so very much for sharing this knowledge with us! I have not purchased any gear yet, but that day will come (hopefully soon) now I have a better idea what to look out for 👍🪂🙏
AltimeterOne! Don't forget to buy the mount, zip-tie it on the throttle, below a small convex mirror . No evil cell phone required. K.I.S.S. for sure! Thanks for the vid, good stuff.
Great video, completely agree with everything in it. Its such a common thing for new pilots to cover themselves in knick knacks. Carrying too many tools and spare parts is common too. For flying apps we use XCnav over here which is very similar to Gaggle.
Great video. I’ve only bought a wing and kiting harness so far. You bring up a good point about glasses breaking the seal. What options are there for those of us who need prescription lenses but can’t wear contacts?
I use an IPhone case by casekoo which has a ring on the back of it. I tie that ring to my belt with about a foot of paracord and run gaggle on it. BUT - I REALLY use my Garmin Fenix 7 more than anything else. It tells me altitude, airspeed, elapsed time, and a few other things (heart rate!) using the StuFly app. One thing I really like having is my Insta360 x3 camera. It's bolted to the front end of my swing arm out of the way for launches. I can start it before takeoff, and capture the whole flight without messing with it. And I can focus it where I want in editing, without having to play with the camera in flight.
I've run non-ethanol mid-grade premixed in my moster, that sat outside in a humid environment for 5 months(sealed plastic gas can). It ran fine. Ymmv of course.
I love my electric starter. SO much easier than pulling, especially starting the engine for the first time of the day. It does ad weight so it is up to you to decide if the weight is worth the convenience. Typically, this is only a concern for takeoff and maybe landing. Running with all that weight is, to me, the hardest part of the sport.
that camera on top of hes helmet is going to snag. not always but sometimes? k.i.s.s. and when a student goes solo. just like life.. its still learning.. abit like passing a driving test. live and learn or learn and live.
Thanks. I haven't made the mistake of buying any equipment. Although it is tempting. Lots on the different marketplaces. Looking forward to seeing you and getting the training next week. 🎉
Thank you so very much for sharing this knowledge with us! I have not purchased any gear yet, but that day will come (hopefully soon) now I have a better idea what to look out for 👍🪂🙏
6:30 Do you have a link or model of the Flight Deck?
Thanks for this.
AltimeterOne! Don't forget to buy the mount, zip-tie it on the throttle, below a small convex mirror . No evil cell phone required. K.I.S.S. for sure! Thanks for the vid, good stuff.
Great video, completely agree with everything in it. Its such a common thing for new pilots to cover themselves in knick knacks. Carrying too many tools and spare parts is common too. For flying apps we use XCnav over here which is very similar to Gaggle.
Great video. I’ve only bought a wing and kiting harness so far. You bring up a good point about glasses breaking the seal. What options are there for those of us who need prescription lenses but can’t wear contacts?
Could you get googles with prescription lenses?
@@SkySchool they are available but mostly by ordering online so you won’t know about the fit until I get them.
I use an IPhone case by casekoo which has a ring on the back of it. I tie that ring to my belt with about a foot of paracord and run gaggle on it. BUT - I REALLY use my Garmin Fenix 7 more than anything else. It tells me altitude, airspeed, elapsed time, and a few other things (heart rate!) using the StuFly app.
One thing I really like having is my Insta360 x3 camera. It's bolted to the front end of my swing arm out of the way for launches. I can start it before takeoff, and capture the whole flight without messing with it. And I can focus it where I want in editing, without having to play with the camera in flight.
What lap pack are you using? I like it
It’s a Gin Flight Deck
For the old fuel suggestion, is that for fuel with ethanol only or does that include non-ethanol fuel as well?
I've run non-ethanol mid-grade premixed in my moster, that sat outside in a humid environment for 5 months(sealed plastic gas can). It ran fine. Ymmv of course.
what about dual starter (electric starter)? any opinion?
I love my electric starter. SO much easier than pulling, especially starting the engine for the first time of the day. It does ad weight so it is up to you to decide if the weight is worth the convenience. Typically, this is only a concern for takeoff and maybe landing. Running with all that weight is, to me, the hardest part of the sport.
Which flight deck does he use?
It's an old Gin Flight Deck
Why not use additive for old fuel? This seems very wasteful:s but cool video, thank you!
that camera on top of hes helmet is going to snag. not always but sometimes? k.i.s.s. and when a student goes solo. just like life.. its still learning.. abit like passing a driving test. live and learn or learn and live.
Looks like the netting on the red Paramotor needs repairing
Well spotted. Pete will be informed!!
Isn't it "Keep It Stupid Simple"?🤔🤣😁